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Double Stuf Oreos aren't double stuffed. A high school math teacher in Queensbury, New York had his class weigh 10 of each kind, then weigh the plain wafers separately and subtract them out. Double Stuf came in at 1.86 times the filling of a regular Oreo. Mega Stuf came in at 2.68.
Nabisco said the recipe calls for double the creme and they weren't familiar with what happened in the classroom. Insider ran the same test later and got about the same number.
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To be run by Canada Post, or the CBC?
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Twitter needs a button that's "bring back that tweet I was just starting to read before you automatically refreshed."
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"Friends are those rare people who ask how we are, and then wait to hear the answer." Ed Cunningham
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A good overview on tariffs so far by Rabobank
media.rabobank.com/m/16003be…
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Allow me to suggest a possibility that has been deliberately excluded up until now...
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Trudeau spent more on food during his flight than 14 families of 4 would on an entire year worth of groceries. Maybe we should start with reigning in Government glut before going after hard working Canadians.
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Today, I flew my enormous private jet to Italy for the #G7 meeting about climate change.
So far this month I've flown to Europe twice, burning over 144,000kg of fuel, and creating more carbon emissions than a medium sized city does in a year.
We are in a climate emergency.
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FIRST READING: What you'd save if Ottawa forced Loblaw Companies to become a non-profit nationalpost.com/opinion/wha…
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Just some quick, back-of-the-envelope math.
If you' are a typical Canadian family you earn $100,000/year.
You pay $25,000 in taxes, and about $10,000 in groceries.
Jagmeet wants Loblaws to reduce its profit margin to ZERO so you can save more on the cost of groceries. If you spent all your grocery money at Loblaws, that might save you $400 - $800 per year.
If Jagmeet asked Trudeau to reduced your taxes by just 1%, that would save you $1,000.
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Biden Condemns Jesus For Rising Again On Trans Day Of Visibility buff.ly/3TWZpRM
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EPIC: Peter Hitchens masterfully exposes the farcical nature of Net Zero, to the absolute dismay of BBC Question Time panellists and audience members.
"We didn't just close down our coal fired power stations, we blew them up, we were so certain we were right to do so. At the same time, China is building the equivalent of two new coal fired power stations a week. India has a vast expansion programme of coal fired power stations."
"The contribution which this country is making to these outcomes is not merely minimal, it's non-existent. Everything that we do is completely blotted out by what much larger countries are doing to maintain their own power."
"If you want to live in a country where nobody can afford to heat their house... if you want lots of people to lose their jobs because there's no energy, if you want to be cold all the time... then carry on believing that the demand to go for Net Zero is intelligent and thoughtful."
Source: nitter.gq/bbcquestiontime/…
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“We didn’t just close down our coal-fired power stations, we blew them up”
Journalist Peter Hitchens thinks our overall contribution to net zero is comparatively non-existent, and that heating our homes without fossil fuels is unrealistic
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My Government had several press conferences scheduled for this afternoon.
Unfortunately, following the news that my use of the Emergencies Act was illegal, we have all contracted COVID-19.
We will be isolating for six months, or as long as it takes for this news to blow over.
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So Francis Collins, the ex-director of NIH and Fauci's boss, now admits the public health officials should NEVER be put in charge of a public health emergency, because their training is not adequate for a government response. And that he botched the COVID-19 response.
This is yet another chapter in the "limited hangout" reveal that is currently ongoing by those in DC that are responsible for the gross COVIDcrisis "public health" mismanagement, including the various incremental "admissions of guilt" by Dr. Robert Kadlec.
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A month ago, the Bank of Canada initially reported that the carbon tax was responsible for a mere 0.15% increase in inflation. Dalhousie University sought an explanation, only to discover that these calculations were overly narrow in scope.
However, just yesterday, the Governor revised this figure to a staggering 0.6%, which, when considering the compounding impact of the tax over a four-year period, represents a fourfold increase. With the current inflation rate standing at 3.8%, the Bank of Canada now contends that the carbon tax contributes to a substantial 16% of our current inflation rate.
This adjustment underscores the significant impact of the carbon tax on inflation, and the earlier estimate by the Bank of Canada may be viewed as a misleading representation of its effects.